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Old 07-02-2016, 12:02 PM
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I'm not going anywhere, Jay. I was kidding.
I know Allen.. I was ribbing you a bit

We are all family here... I like them all no matter what color... Just don't tell my Deere buddies I admitted it!
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Did a little to the J.I. the last few days. Holy smoke, this is the dirtiest differential fluid I've ever drained out. Chunks. You can see the gunk that's leaking out the shifter.
Got the frame and diff separated to begin sandblasting of the frame and other parts. Fun,fun.
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Looking forward to seeing the end result. I've always liked the looks of the old Case tractors.
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Looking good Todd!

I love all the tear down and reassembly!.... It's all the prep, cleaning and blasting that is NO FUN!

Rear end looks kind of like an old Peerless unit... Did Case build these tractors and drive components or were they built by someone else and sold as Case?
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I've not done a bunch of research on them. I do know Case bought out the Colt corporation and basically used the same tractor for sometime, and just painted them their color.
I must say, even if I wasn't a diehard Cub Cadet enthusiast, they aren't built as well as our tractors. I don't mean they are junk, just not as clean, heavy duty
The looks of the tractor is what drew me to it in the beginning. I didn't know it was a "rare" bird, being a one year only tractor. But there is a Colt that from what I understand is basically the same.
I've already got Jeff in PA making parts for it.
Again, thanks for letting me in the door with it to share the progress.
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Looking forward to your updates, Todd!
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Looking good Todd!

Rear end looks kind of like an old Peerless unit... Did Case build these tractors and drive components or were they built by someone else and sold as Case?
That DOES look like the rear end from a Deere 110 or an old Craftsman. We actually put one from a Craftsman in a Deere, only had to change the shifter. I kind of figured those Case machines had something a LOT beefier, guess I was wrong.
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That DOES look like the rear end from a Deere 110 or an old Craftsman. We actually put one from a Craftsman in a Deere, only had to change the shifter. I kind of figured those Case machines had something a LOT beefier, guess I was wrong.
John,

I knew I had seen that rear somewhere before! Now that you jogged my memory I had an old craftsman that had one of those transaxles!

It received alot of abuse and never tore it up so they must be pretty tough

Todd,

Do you have a deck or any other attachments for Old Abe?
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I've not done a bunch of research on them. I do know Case bought out the Colt corporation and basically used the same tractor for sometime, and just painted them their color.
I must say, even if I wasn't a diehard Cub Cadet enthusiast, they aren't built as well as our tractors. I don't mean they are junk, just not as clean, heavy duty
The looks of the tractor is what drew me to it in the beginning. I didn't know it was a "rare" bird, being a one year only tractor. But there is a Colt that from what I understand is basically the same.
I've already got Jeff in PA making parts for it.
Again, thanks for letting me in the door with it to share the progress.
They get mailed out tomorrow
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